BCBA: Hybrid Role with Clinical Autonomy & Growth

Able Stars ABA Therapy; St. Louis (MO); Hybrid; USD 60,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid Work Model

Competitive Compensation

Comprehensive Benefits Package

Job summary

Able Stars ABA Therapy is seeking a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to join a growth-oriented, multi-state ABA practice with hybrid scheduling. The BCBA will supervise staff, develop and adjust individualized treatment plans, and ensure data-driven clinical decisions across a caseload of children with autism and developmental disabilities.

Candidates should hold BCBA certification in good standing, possess a master's degree in psychology/ABA, and have experience supervising RBTs/BTs.

Qualifications

• BCBA certification in good standing (BACB)
• Master's degree in psychology, ABA, or related field
• Strong communication and leadership abilities
• Experience supervising RBTs/BTs and writing treatment plans
• Background in data collection and analysis for ongoing progress monitoring

Responsibilities

• Conduct FBA, VB-MAPP, EFL assessments and write individualized treatment plans.
• Oversee clinical aspects of assigned caseload using evidence-based practices.
• Train, supervise, and coach RBTs/BTs on treatment plan implementation with BACB supervision.
• Collect and analyze client data to guide clinical decisions.
• Conduct monthly parent education and caregiver training sessions.
• Complete session notes, reports, and treatment plans accurately and on time.
• Maintain monthly billable hour expectations and documentation.
• Collaborate with clinical team and participate in trainings and meetings.

Skills

Clinical supervision

Communication

Leadership

Data analysis

Problem solving

Education

BCBA certification

Master's degree in psychology/ABA

Job description

Able Stars ABA Therapy is seeking a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to join a growth-oriented, multi-state ABA practice with hybrid scheduling. The BCBA will supervise staff, develop and adjust individualized treatment plans, and ensure data-driven clinical decisions across a caseload of children with autism and developmental disabilities.

Candidates should hold BCBA certification in good standing, possess a master's degree in psychology/ABA, and have experience supervising RBTs/BTs.